A transit election
from PolitiCoast Hosted by Ian Bushfield, Scott de Lange Boom
Only West Vancouver is openly defying the province's multiplex zoning law, while a few other municipalities are banking on an extension. Translink screams that the sky is falling and the BC Conservatives will solve the day with an audit. And nominations heat up. Federally, we have a new labour minister and a report that Elections Canada is considering recommending changes to candidate nomination processes. Links Nearly 90% of B.C. communities have adopted small-scale multi-unit housing legislation | BC Gov News Province issues West Vancouver 30-day notice to conform with housing rules Hundreds of bus routes, thousands of SkyTrain trips at risk without funding: TransLink - BC | Globalnews.ca Half of transit services cut without new funding model | TransLink Future of Metro Vancouver transit at stake in this Provincial Election - Access for Everyone John Rustad: No More Billion-Dollar Bailouts – Time to Get TransLink Back-on-Track - Conservative Party of BC BC United announces North Shore transportation plan to alleviate traffic congestion 'Playing field not level': Jeanette Ashe drops out of NDP nomination race in Vancouver-Yaletown Melissa de Genova runs for the BC Conservatives Gatineau MP named labour minister after O'Regan resignation | CBC News Elections Canada floats suggestions to shield nomination contests from meddling
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What this episode covers
Multiplex compliance, translink funding plans, nomination news and Elections Canada eyes nomination processes.
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